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Frank Wolter
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cleveland, OH
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40 duplexes & 6 apartment buildings in Cleveland, should I sell?

Frank Wolter
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cleveland, OH
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I have over 120 units. I'm noticing the high demand from out of state buyers especially from Cali. I see they are paying top dollar. I'm producing 30-50% returns considering I payed much less. Of course the returns won't be that high to my buyer. I know the buy low sell high saying but I love the cash flow. So should I keep them for the cash flow or sell and get top dollar and pay taxs on it? A 1031 would be hard due to prices higher. This has been something I've been on and off with for awhile. Just some other investors opinions. Ty

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